Anyway, why do people always have to hurt each other, especially after they've been 'hurt'. I mean, damn, I can never find it in myself ot be mad at someone for over a day, unless they consitantly cause me problems.
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I Hate Parents.
Started by Zenchi, Jan 17 2005 05:12 AM
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#1
Posted 17 January 2005 - 05:12 AM
Parents. What the hell is their problem? If it's not barking at the children, it's arguing at each other. I mean, come on.. I don't choose sides of either of my parents. Is that the big problem? I mean, I am literally going nuts. I'm not exagerating either, I can be found (after they fight) crying. Yea, I cry. Deal with it.
Anyway, why do people always have to hurt each other, especially after they've been 'hurt'. I mean, damn, I can never find it in myself ot be mad at someone for over a day, unless they consitantly cause me problems.
Anyway, why do people always have to hurt each other, especially after they've been 'hurt'. I mean, damn, I can never find it in myself ot be mad at someone for over a day, unless they consitantly cause me problems.
#3
Posted 17 January 2005 - 06:18 AM
spawn_syxx9, on Jan 17 2005, 05:58 AM, said:
Too true .. sometime i hate them but im glad they are still around with me when i face some problems ..
#6
Posted 17 January 2005 - 05:52 PM
It is very true that we take our parents for granted sometimes. It ought to be understood that the relationship is a learning experience at both ends of the spectrum. Guidance is a necessity for a child, and what's equally as important is that the parents are able to construct a specific empathy for what their children can cope with. Both parties tend to go overboard once in a while, but that's just the way things are--it's unavoidable.
When our parents hold a grudge against another person--or even worse, against each other--it comes as a shock simply because they have always been figures of love in our life. It has to be understood that they are not immaculate beings, as much as we'd like them to be. Conflict is inevitable in a world of greed and tension, and no one is immune to it.
By trying to put our parents on the same level as ourselves, we may come to understand these sort of occurences and the circumstances surrounding them. They must not be simply discarded as careless.
When our parents hold a grudge against another person--or even worse, against each other--it comes as a shock simply because they have always been figures of love in our life. It has to be understood that they are not immaculate beings, as much as we'd like them to be. Conflict is inevitable in a world of greed and tension, and no one is immune to it.
By trying to put our parents on the same level as ourselves, we may come to understand these sort of occurences and the circumstances surrounding them. They must not be simply discarded as careless.
#7
Posted 17 January 2005 - 07:16 PM
Yeah...my parents constantly bicker back and forth and back and forth. It's annoying somethings and we get into disagreements every once in a while, but I'm still happy they're my parents... There are sometimes when it seems that my friend's parents are better and nicer and cooler etc, but most every parent is like that when their kid's friend is around and stuff.
Personally, I love my mom, but despise my dad. But I think my mom needs him too much, so I can't exactly wish death on him. But he is a jerk anyways. And like the above posters said, parents are a necessity whether we realize it or not. We take them for granted and we see everything bad about our parents from OUR point of view...but if you take a look at your family through your parent's point of view, it's a lot different and I dunno...it's just...@_@ But anyways yeah, it's better to have parents, then none at all.
Personally, I love my mom, but despise my dad. But I think my mom needs him too much, so I can't exactly wish death on him. But he is a jerk anyways. And like the above posters said, parents are a necessity whether we realize it or not. We take them for granted and we see everything bad about our parents from OUR point of view...but if you take a look at your family through your parent's point of view, it's a lot different and I dunno...it's just...@_@ But anyways yeah, it's better to have parents, then none at all.
#8
Posted 17 January 2005 - 09:55 PM
I know I'm going to get the same response as I did on FFXI one day, but here goes.
See, my mother constantly bickers, because someone does something minutely wrong. Like eating all but 2 pieces of candy. Isn't it good someone remembered to save some at all?
She also has a very bad obession over some of our neighbors, simply because they're suing us. She also takes everything everyone did in the past and rubs their noses in it. If anyone in my house asks her to let them do something, instead of listening to her bicker, she yells at us and won't talk to us for the rest of the day.
I believe they're a neccessity, but sometimes I wonder what it'd be like to just leave. I mean, what the hell is their problem? She's made me walk to school (Without anything to eat, luckily I had money to buy something), because of my Dad, or if I spend time with my Dad when she's angry at him.
See, my mother constantly bickers, because someone does something minutely wrong. Like eating all but 2 pieces of candy. Isn't it good someone remembered to save some at all?
She also has a very bad obession over some of our neighbors, simply because they're suing us. She also takes everything everyone did in the past and rubs their noses in it. If anyone in my house asks her to let them do something, instead of listening to her bicker, she yells at us and won't talk to us for the rest of the day.
I believe they're a neccessity, but sometimes I wonder what it'd be like to just leave. I mean, what the hell is their problem? She's made me walk to school (Without anything to eat, luckily I had money to buy something), because of my Dad, or if I spend time with my Dad when she's angry at him.
#9
Posted 18 January 2005 - 01:13 AM
Directed at topic creator. Why do you hate your parents.. Your parents gave birth to you and your ranting about how you hate them? If it wasn't for them you wouldn't be on this earth. I am very thankful to my mother and father for putting me on the earth and giving me a life.. Why not you.
#10
Posted 18 January 2005 - 01:15 AM
Yeah, I used to think the same thing, then when I was 12. I was living with my mom since I was 12, and my dad walked out on us, never saw 'em. I used to think how I cant wait untill I could move out, and I wish she would quit grounding me for getting a C, then when she passed I was glad she did what she did and was glad how ahe raised me. Although, you may think they are only here to give you constant heck, they actuly are here to help you later on. Just be thankfull that your parents are still together and your parents still love you, and you'll turn out all right. When they yell at you, just say yes ma'am or yes sir and try not to do it again.
Not trying to sound like your parent and all, I just needed it to get it off my chest...
Not trying to sound like your parent and all, I just needed it to get it off my chest...
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